Wait, that's not right.

"You just said you've seen other cases of resurrection? More than once?"

Kevin realized the key point: could this thing be encountered multiple times?

Is it that common?

Based on the vague memories from the battle, something seems a little off about this world.

"You've admitted it, which means that, just as I suspected, you have some awareness or understanding of your current situation."

Judging from your performance, it seems your understanding is not comprehensive enough, hmm…

At this point, Jin seemed to ponder for a moment before continuing, "It's like seeing dragons in works of art but never believing that dragons exist in the real world. But when you actually see a similar creature, you immediately label it as a dragon."

After explaining his own understanding, Jin looked at Kevin.

"You are horrified by your current body. The behavior is not like amnesia, but rather like... another soul, or another consciousness, has entered your current body."

Everything I said came true.

Are you some kind of famous detective?

The external environment suddenly became extremely harsh, which actually calmed the bewildered Kevin down, and his brain started working at lightning speed.

He couldn't help but recall that brief experience he had just had after waking up.

My performance at the time was indeed quite poor, but that's understandable. Anyone who has experienced something like that would find it impossible to remain calm and make a judgment immediately.

Moreover, the man in front of her had been in complete control from the start, and was guiding her the whole time.

This includes the way he speaks, even the deliberate pauses in the middle, and the mirror that just happens to reflect his face.

There are even many details that you might not have noticed at all.

This man meticulously planned everything.

My worries were pointless; it was always the worst-case scenario.

And now the situation is... Kevin couldn't help but raise his head.

Jin looked at him, not urging him, as if she was waiting for him to think.

"call."

Kevin let out a sigh of relief.

Meaningless.

He killed his former "self," and the fragmented memories in his mind have already proven his strength.

However, he was absolutely not proficient in controlling this body and in combat.

In terms of intelligence, the person in front of him was clearly not a fool.

You could even say that you looked like a fool in front of him.

Whether it's resurrection or terms like consciousness and soul, they all suggest that there might be some kind of extraordinary power in this world.

Of course, it cannot be ruled out that he was bluffing, but there are certain details in my fragmented memories that corroborate this.

So far, I don't seem to have heard any "ding" sound.

It seems that the time traveler's supposed greatest guarantee is no longer there.

So, in the end, do we have to hope that the other person is a good person?

"While I may not be a good person, I am definitely not a bad one."

Mind reading?

"It's not mind reading, just simple observation."

Am I being that obvious?

"It's not obvious, but I have some understanding of this area and have done some research."

By the way, my intuition is pretty accurate, and my sense of smell is excellent too.

No, what exactly are you introducing yourself for?

And so, with Kevin's expressionless face and Kim's self-absorbed answers, the two began their conversation.

Kim suddenly sat down, sitting on the ground, facing Kevin in front of him.

"It seems you've processed what I said. You're a thoughtful and discerning person, so you should be able to understand the current situation. This is not a threat."

But you should already know my capabilities, so let's have an open and honest conversation.

It's like a transaction; you really need help right now, don't you? Your confusion and anxiety are written all over your face.

Kevin sighed and nodded.

And once again, he was certain in his heart that the Jin in front of him was definitely a ruthless character.

Those who know the current affairs are handsome.

Chapter Three: Dark Continent X Criminals

Dark Continent.

This is the explanation given by Jin for the phenomenon before him, which seemed to have been brought back to life, yet appeared to be another soul that had taken over the body's existence.

That was a world beyond the world, a place that someone like him dreamed of going to.

The place where the ultimate dream resides.

There were things that weren't there.

As for other possibilities, they had already been ruled out one by one when he witnessed the resurrection of the person in front of him, based on the circumstances at that time.

He longed for the Dark Continent, for all that was unknown there.

Naturally, they also wanted to know and understand the person in front of them, as it was very likely that their soul originated from that place.

The world is vast, and there's a high probability that other places could have a world like this, an island in a lake.

Yes, the world as we know it now, or rather, the world as seen by most ordinary people, is actually an archipelago in the middle of a lake.

Even beyond the world we know now, there is another continent, and that is the real world.

Compared to this, the human world today is simply insignificant.

In this lake, the human world is somewhat distant from the real world.

It sounds like the distance between an island in a lake and the shore, but this tiny distance on a global scale is already quite far for the human world.

It's even out of reach.

Beyond that boundless ocean lies a world shrouded in the unknown.

Its name is the Dark Continent.

Humans have landed here before, and goods from that continent have also traveled across the ocean to reach this place.

Based on the information and data he unearthed from the ruins, it is even possible that human ancestors migrated here from there.

He wanted to go there, but due to special circumstances, he was temporarily unable to go.

But he was already making preparations, and the man in front of him might become part of those preparations.

Even if he guessed completely wrong, for him, the fact that this man went from being unknown to being known was still a gain.

Jin looked at him with a smile and a confident tone, and said, "You can tell me some things you think you can tell me, even if you mix in some lies, it doesn't matter, I won't mind."

But you'll teach me a lesson too, Kevin thought, relying on your so-called "mind-reading" ability called observation.

He nodded silently, beginning to sort out his thoughts.

There is no option to deceive; the only option is what to say.

The man in front of me has already stated his best option.

Although he might reveal the information the other side wants by doing anything, he can't do nothing.

"Okay, this body is indeed not my original body. In my last memory, I died in a car accident."

He was run over head-on by a truck; there's probably no way he'll survive.

Kim had somehow gotten into a cross-legged position in front of Kevin, with one hand supporting his leg and the other supporting his chin.

Car accident, truck. He extracted key words and analyzed the information.

"Words and language, the moment you speak, seem to awaken the body's memories. As for the rest, they are like fragments, just like a patient with amnesia needs something to stimulate them to recall."

“Hmm…” Jin nodded, which sounded perfectly logical.

Suddenly, he asked, "Where did you originally come from?"

"Originally? I... perhaps I'm from another world, I don't know."

Kevin's words were somewhat abrupt.

Jin looked at him and said, "I understand. Let's leave it at that. It seems we haven't built enough trust between us."

He stood up abruptly, patted himself on the back, and realized he had obtained the information he most wanted.

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